The Banpresto Ultraman Gallery
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Updated 7/28/2001
Introduction:
At this point, Banpresto started producing more gimmicky toys, and there weren't many regular plush toys of the Ultraman gang during these years. Some of the non-plush items released during this period were: carryall cases, mini-basketball hoops with Ultraman backboards, neckties and beach accessories. (beach towel, flip-flops, inflatable beach balls)
** The following toys are here for display purposes, and are not for sale. **
As always, click on any of the thumbnail images to see a larger image.
The Early Years: 1993 - 1994
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Sept, 1993 | There was a set of five plush slippers, including Ultraman, Kanegon, Ultraseven, Dada & Baltan. These slippers are one size fits all, and are bigger than the kid size slippers made for Sailormoon. These slippers measure about 9 inches. They'll fit either foot, so you just had to catch any two. |
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| X-Mas Ultraman | X-Mas Eleking | X-Mas Dada | X-Mas Kanegon | X-Mas Ultraman |
| The Christmas set is from October of '93, and consisted of Ultraman as Santa, an Ultraman sitting in a Christmas wreath, and Dada, Kanegon and Eleking holding Christmas items. All are pictured. | ||||
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March, 1994 | Squeak-Toy Hammers. This kind of toy was a popular fad in Japan in the mid-90s. Kanegon can be seen above. Ultraman, Baltan, Dada and Garamon were also a part of this set. |
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July, 1994 | Speakers. 5 in the set, including 2 versions of Ultraman, Baltan, Garamon and Kanegon. This could be plugged into the headphone jack of a walkman or portable CD player. |
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9/1994 - This set could be used as musical intruments. Ultraman and Dada were maracas, Kanegon was a puppet, and when you closed his mouth it would make a clacking sound, Baltan had a horn sticking out of his face, and Garamon was like a tambourine, with little bells. |
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Sept., 1994 | This larger set of toys are made of parachute-type material, and included Ultraman, a Baltan, Eleking, Kanegon & a Science Patrol jet. |
Ultraman Page 2: 1993 to 1994
Ultraman Page 4: 30th Anniversary Collection
Ultraman Page 5: 30th Ann. Collection: Kaiju
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